All Puppet Players take on Quentin Tarantino's 'Reservoir Dogs'
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Louis Farber (center) in a scene from All Puppet Players' 'Reservoir Dogs.'
Quentin Tarantino’s films are known for having snappy dialogue and top-notch cinematography. They also feature a lot of violence and language we can’t use on public radio.
So of course, Phoenix's All Puppet Players decided his "Reservoir Dogs" would be a perfect fit for their latest adult-oriented puppet production.
Louis Farber is the only truly human performer in the show — or, at least, the only one you’ll actually see on stage. The Show spoke with him to learn about the production.
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Louis Farber (center) in a scene from All Puppet Players' 'Reservoir Dogs.'
